I can't install linux

[shell canopy]

So ive been a linux user for over a year(im not an expert) and i just built a new pc this week. Its kind of hard to explain but every time i try and boot up another live image or anything to try and install linux, my pc disconnect my wifi chip for some reason. I have to cmos reset it every time. Even when i do boot up live images the wifi is never an option. The only time it did work was when i installed ubuntu 24.10 and i connected and tried to install it to dual boot but it kept throwing an error at me saying there was a problem on their side.

OS's ive tried:
Ubuntu
Kali
Arch
Debian

My PC Specs:
MSI MAG X870E TOMAHAWK WIFI 7
Ryzen 9 9950x
32 gigs g.skill ram
Everything else doesnt matter
Could someone please help me as ive been trying to get linux up and running since ive built this computer and it always fails.

[sweet glade]

It's possible the motherbord has an unsupported wifi chip

from some quick googling its likely that is has a Qualcomm wifi chip in the M.2 slot

From the MSI website it "should" have a Qualcomm NCM865

The only thing I can find about anyone getting it to work is someone on the Framework forums that got it working on Arch

https://community.frame.work/t/guide-successful-wi-fi-7-802-11be-on-framework-13-amd-with-qualcomm-qcncm865-and-arch-linux/44723

You might need to plug in ethernet while installing the OS and then try to get the wifi working after you have a working install

[flint crane]

@shell canopy

[shell canopy]

It does have that wifi card

Ill try replicating what this guy does thanks

If anyone does have a fix id love to hear it

[wheat socket]

^^ The qualcomm drivers are a hot mess

[sweet glade]

yea replacing the m.2 card might actually be the easiest fix.
You can get pretty decent Intel WiFi6 m.2 cards for like 20$

[wheat socket]

If that's on the table for you, I would definitely do that